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    Renata Cruz displays the solar light with a tea light inside she created. She was among 15 kids who participated in a free activity at the Truman Public Library. 

SUBMITTED PHOTOS EYES ON THE SKIES
    July 15, 2025
    Library activity focuses on the solar systemSummertime often means fun in the sun, but at the Truman Public Library, children learned about the...

    Register for Trinity VBS
    July 15, 2025
    Trinity Lutheran Church in Truman will host Vacation Bible School at the end of July.Those ages four and older who wish to attend should call or text Ashley Groen, youth...
    Council Approves Radio Purchase for Ambulance
    July 15, 2025
    At the Truman City Council meeting on July 7, the council approved Ambulance Director Josh Kitzerow’s request to use the emergency fund to replace outdated radios and to...
    Justin Hendricksen
Truman Days Director Street Dance Back by Popular Demand
    July 15, 2025
    The most wonderful time of year is set to begin in Truman next week when Truman Days arrives.Justin Hendricksen serves as director for the Truman...

    Busy kids crowd around the table at Truman Public Library making snakes at Storytime and Craft. A couple kids said they were going to scare their parents with their slithery creations.

SUBMITTED PHOTOS SLITHER HERE, SLITHER THERE
    July 9, 2025
    Snakes were everywhere at Truman Public LibraryA recent craft at the Truman Public Library had kids creating a slithering pile of snakes to scare...

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The Truman Farmers Market will open for business at Graf Park. Market Opens July 19
    July 9, 2025
    The Truman Farmers Market will be available starting Saturday, July 19, at Graf Park from 8–11 a.m. More information can be found on their Facebook...

    Tammi Payton
Truman Pool Manager Splash Up Some Fun at Truman Pool
    July 9, 2025
    ◆ The pool in Truman is a draw for neighboring communities.“It’s a fun place.”That’s what Truman Pool Manager Tammi Payton had to say about the...

    Troy Nemmers
Bolton & Menk City Approves MnDOT Sidewalk Amendment
    July 9, 2025
    At its July 8 meeting, the Truman City Council approved a $12,000 amendment to cover additional design fees from the task order for the Highway 15...

    Caiden Bosshart shows off his clay creation he named Fred. Participants worked with flower seeds putting them in a plastic glove with water-soaked cotton balls to grow. Then made an animal out of clay. 4-H for Summer
    July 1, 2025
    Library hosts seed, clay activitiesTruman Public Library was crawling with creativity recently when children experimented with 4-H activities by...

    Robert Clark, left, recounts his story in the Army during World War II from 1942–1945 as a typist. His longtime friend, Nancy Gunther, expresses her passion and gratitude for veterans and helps him fill in the details of his story. She also has various family members who have served in different military branches.

TRIBUNE PHOTO Vet Centenarian Honored at Picnic
    July 1, 2025
    ◆ A group of U.S. sailors who served in Vietnam finally received recognition.On June 28, a Veterans Serving Veterans picnic, chaired by Woody...

    A wheelchair doesn’t stop veteran Ron Strom from protesting No Kings in front of Burger King on East Blue Earth Avenue in Fairmont. He lets the sign speak for his motivation to be in the hot sun. Family Joins Vet for ‘No Kings’ Protest
    July 1, 2025
    ◆ Korean War veteran demonstrates his concerns about the Trump administration.Ron Strom, a 90-year-old resident of Fairmont, protested “No Kings”...

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From left are Melody Leimer, Timothy Chase, Dan Grunig, Brandon Mosloski, Garrett Schock, Hunter Pederson, Raquel Ebeling and Clare Ellanson at the $10,000 check presentation to Truman Fire Department Relief Association. Profnium Helps Provide 10k to Fire Department
    June 26, 2025
    ◆ Profinium Bank Partners with Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines to Award over $228,000 to local Non-Profits in Southern Minnesota MANKATO, MN...

    Housing Pressures for Dist. 1 Detailed
    June 26, 2025
    ◆ Martin County is in Congressional District 1, one of the districts in Minnesota where the median income is insufficient to own a median-value home or afford rent.This...
    TPS Pursing New Online Option
    June 26, 2025
    BY STEVEN SHUTETribune ReporterThe Truman School Board met on June 12. New Online Learning OpportunityA new opportunity has presented itself for online students. Truman is...
    Ty McDevitt completes his first season as the University of Minnesota’s head coach for the Gophers baseball team. McDevitt is the grandson of longtime Truman residents. GRAND SLAM
    June 24, 2025
    Truman native’s grandson coaches GophersBY VICKI BECKENDORFTribune EditorA little kid who spent many summers watching baseball games in Truman...

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